Breakfast burrito with potato, bacon, egg, cheese. Burrito…read moreis well seasoned, soft potatoes char to them but they worked in burrito. Bacon was bacon ingredients. I feel the burrito needed less potato and little more egg. Served hot and fresh, quick service. Red and green salsas were good, complimented burrito well.

I just got a taco and it wasn't bad but I won't be buying another. the beef is really soft and…read morethere's bell pepper in it, I'm not into that. But they have a lot on their menu so I will be back to try different things until I find something that I like. The customer service was great.

El Azteca is still number one in my heart. They have my absolute favorite dish at any taco place,…read morethe Rosarito plate, I've even gotten my mom hooked on it. It's delicious chicken with tomatoes, onions, and peppers served with rice and beans and your choice of tortillas, plus a drink. All at a reasonable price. It makes two meals for me every time. My son swears the quesadillas here are magical and always eats most of it in the car on the way home because he can't wait. Service is always great, it's a family owned restaurant and they're consistently friendly and fantastic. It's a small business, but there's a few tables inside and chairs if you're getting takeout. They take phone orders too. There's plenty of parking in the lot and on the street. When I first started coming here a long time ago it was cash only, but you can use plastic now too. They do close early on Sunday, don't be like me and show up after 3 because you forgot..

The prices here are fair (compared to all these other places charging over $16 now), but the food…read morewas very bland and tired. I feel like the reviews are biased to the portions and price but not quality. I want to contribute my honest review without coming off as some food snob. I had no issues with the service (the staff seemed like people I could vibe with daily) and really wanted this place to be my loyal go-to. I've lived in the area for over 23 years and wanted to try something different after exhausting pretty much all butrriro options, so I checked out some online forums for recommendations. There are a lot of burrito spots around, so it's easy to overlook this one. Still, it kept popping up in people's suggestions, so it seems to have a loyal crowd. The California burrito and the breakfast burrito were mentioned as the best options. Maybe I'm late to the party, but after trying their California and breakfast burritos, I was surprised by how bland and dead the food tasted. The carne asada lacked flavor and freshness, and the potatoes in both burritos were very stale, mushy, and bitter (as though eyes / dark spots were present). Both burritos were missing something. People said the red salsa was supposed to be great, but it didn't add anything, and neither did the green salsa. Both just tasted flat. What really surprised me was the "famous" breakfast burrito that so many people rave about. It should be one of the easiest things to get right, but it tasted watered down. Maybe it was the onions and potatoes? I couldn't enjoy it unless I covered it in the bland red and green sauce just to make it edible. I even wondered if the eggs were processed or imitation (I'm no stranger to cafeteria food). I do understand that the majority are struggling, so this may reflect the quality and lack of taste. I've been all over San Diego and been in some financially rough areas that managed to stay afloat while still providing life and love by using locally sourced ingredients. So I feel like this place just lost motivation and wants to fill you up instead of giving you an experience.

I've always come to this restaurant because the food is good…read more However, on certain nights they say they only accept cash, and I had a concerning experience: I was charged $60 in cash, but when I asked for a receipt, the total showed $48. Tonight, the same employee again said it was cash only and that the machine was down when I asked why this happens on certain nights. However, he later proceeded to let me pay with a card, which made the situation feel inconsistent and unclear. I recommend being cautious and double-checking your total, especially if paying in cash. Siempre he venido a este restaurante porque la comida es buena. Sin embargo, en ciertas noches dicen que solo aceptan efectivo, y tuve una experiencia preocupante: me cobraron $60 en efectivo, pero cuando pedí el recibo, el total era $48. Hoy, el mismo empleado volvió a decir que solo aceptaban efectivo y que la máquina no funcionaba cuando le pregunté por qué en algunas noches es así. Sin embargo, después me permitió pagar con tarjeta, lo cual hizo que la situación se sintiera inconsistente y poco clara. Recomiendo tener precaución y revisar bien su cuenta, especialmente si pagan en efectivo.

Well as after fifty-one years, it's very clear that La Posta De Acapulco needs no introduction as a…read morewalk up Mexican restaurant. Looking beyond the obvious that La Posta De Acapulco needs no drive thru. Just to review, it seems to me that their known for popular menu items like: Menudo, Beans, and their famous bacon breakfast burrito with beans. With that said, in this Yelp review I want to highlight that the experience while at La Posta De Acapulco Mexican restaurant was good overall. The seating areas were clean, and the service was good. The food was hot, and flavorful. I opted for the #16 and the #10. Portions are decent, and prices are fair; expect to spend twenty dollars per person, don't forget to ad tax. Enjoy

The service was chill, the food items I bought were exactly what I needed. The inside is small if…read moreyou've never been inside. But everything you need is packed in that tight of a space.

This is my little spot when I want some pretty cheap food and don't want to deal with the crowds…read more This is your typical Mexican market with a little bit of this and that. I usually come here for carne asada, tortillas, produce and Mexican ice creams. A very small location but it's packed with a bunch of gems!

If you see the Carnitas Express food truck somewhere stop and get some! If you need to hire a taco…read moretruck for your event give Carnitas Express a look! For a second time my employer hired Carnitas Express for an employee appreciation lunch and for a second time, Carnitas Express delivered. I had the carnitas, carne asada and quesabirria tacos. All three were money, but the birria was the winner. So tender and juicy with melty cheese. Delicious and thick corn tortillas to carry the weight. Excellent! There was enough leftover that I was able to take a bunch home to share with my wife and have meals all weekend long. Easy 5-stars for Carnitas Express.

This food truck has been making it's home at the old Furniture Depot on Broadway in Lemon Grove,…read moreacross from the Home Depot. I stopped by and picked up a carnitas burrito and asked them to add avocado: an ingredient that should come with the burrito on default. They put a lot of tasty chopped carnitas in the burrito. They were a little on the dry side, so I would add a little broth to them as they are being tossed on the hot griddle. The burrito also came with chopped white onions and cilantro. They give you hot sauces on the side, grilled and pickled onions, and a couple of wedges of lime. Good Stuff indeed. The hot sauce were good and they both offered a mild heat but lots of good flavor. The lady and gent in the food truck were both very nice. The burrito cost $8 and some change. They charged me extra for the avocado, so the burrito came out to $10 even. I would of liked more avocado for the price.

I love trying new foods and I stumbled upon this food truck at the San Diego Kollective food fest…read more WOW Super tasty! There really isn't anything like this anywhere. It has a "puffy taco" type of vibe, deliciously crispy on the outside, soft and chewy on the inside, and is topped with a meaty mixture of taco seasoned ground beef and beans, then all the fixings like shredded lettuce, cheddar cheese, and tomatoes! The Birria grilled cheese with consomé is bomb . It tastes authentic. Super delicious and HUGE!! The service is so fast and friendly here. Great positive environment. It's easy to understand why their food taste so good, you have individuals that love what they do and it shows in the hospitality and food products. Definitely making my way back soon!

Oh man, talk about a hidden gem on my way to Sycuan. They got delicious tacos, Indian frybread…read moredesserts and birria Indian taco! Come and check them out if you are in the area!

Ordered a Cali + guac, was told it came with pico but there was none. It was okay but was on the…read moresmaller side. Three chicken tacos were solid, good amount of meat. Salsas were weak and watery. The older lady was sweet but I wish their food was a bit better overall.

I came here because I'm working close by and it's a drive thru. Next time I'm heading a mile down…read moreinstead. Lady was sweet but man. The carne asada had good flavor but was more tortilla the meat. I mean it was embarrassing. The beef taco was nasty. How you mess that up. Just horrible don't go

Great food!!! My torta was so good!! I got the momentos torta. It comes with pickle jalapeno which…read morecompliment the torta. I've tried the taco and tortilla soup before. They were sooooo good! Also the horchata is so yummy. I saw that they have posole so that's on my next list. One of the best Mexican food in La Mesa. They make the food so nice and fresh! The service is also awesome!! The place has plenty of seating inside and outside. I sat outside since I have my doggo. Definitely my go to when I go to Grossmont center!!

It has been a few years since the last time I came to this small restaurant. I was in the La Mesa…read moreneighborhood to run some errands so I stopped by Momentos on a Sunday morning for breakfast. I ordered the Chilaquiles half green and half red salsa with scrambled eggs and Cafe de la olla to drink. The chilaquiles were even better than I remembered. The spice level was kicked up a notch. If you don't like spice, I would caution you. If you need to open up your sinuses, get this. The tortillas are nice and crispy. The eggs were cooked perfectly. I stayed to eat at the restaurant. It is very quaint and tiny. It seats approximately 40 (six tables of four, two tables of two and a long bar of approx ten). I came at the perfect time. About seven minutes after I arrived, so many people showed up and no seats were available. You know it is good when all customers are Mexicans. I would totally recommend this place if you are in the Grossmont or La Mesa area.